Carin is an archaeologist and living historian, specializing in the public history of the 18th century in America, and best practices in sharing historical narratives. A diverse and engaging speaker, Carin can present an impression in either first- or third-person, but also offers lecture opportunities ranging from the material culture of Colonial America, to the archaeology of the Valley Forge encampment of 1777-1778. She is available for best-practices consultation for museums, historic sites, event planners, and others, focusing on inclusive narratives, empathetic engagement, audience outreach and site stewardship.
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Hey everyone! Ok, I've got this going, so let's see where we land. I think this might be a more consistent way to get content to people looking for it? That said, I'm taking requests. What would you like to see? More Caty Greene? More Billy Creighton? Sea Shanties? Historic Sites Best Practices? How to approach history with empathy? Heck, you want to walk around historic sites with me and I'll narrate/tour for you? Sing out! Let me know in....whatever way one is supposed to interact on this platform - I'm looking forward to learning something new, and hanging out with all of you!
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